kuney
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VBS Convert Time hh:mm:ss (1:23:58 PM) to HH:mm:ss (13:23:58)
How do convert a time hh:mm:ss (1:23:58 PM) to Military time HH:mm:ss (13:23:58) in vbscript
I know that FormatDateTime will do a 24-hour format using vbShortTime but I need to keep the seconds at the end. Here is an example using vb function FormatDateTime
Dim Time
Dim FTime
FTime = FormatDateTime(Time, 4)
But this cuts of the seconds and I need the seconds
Please HELP!
I know that FormatDateTime will do a 24-hour format using vbShortTime but I need to keep the seconds at the end. Here is an example using vb function FormatDateTime
Dim Time
Dim FTime
FTime = FormatDateTime(Time, 4)
But this cuts of the seconds and I need the seconds
Please HELP!
Patrick Matthews
FTime = Right("0" & Hour(Time), 2) & ":" & Right("0" & Minute(Time), 2) & ":" & Right("0" & Minute(Time), 2)
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kuney,
Get rid of your variable Time; there is already a Time function that returns the current system time, shorn of
its date portion. My code suggestion assumes you are using the Time function, and *not* your variable Time.
Regards,
Patrick
Get rid of your variable Time; there is already a Time function that returns the current system time, shorn of
its date portion. My code suggestion assumes you are using the Time function, and *not* your variable Time.
Regards,
Patrick